I don't want to wake tomorrow, to see today

I can't help but wonder how today thinks it's going to create a different tomorrow by listening to a failed yesterday.

The thinking today might not know what it should be about but if the method of elimination as thought by mathematics is useful at least it should know what not to be about.

Who and what are the failed past?

If we have ever had a conversation about Financial institutions, you would probably have heard me say this statement: "I would rather not bank at all than bank with Union Bank" I must also commend their improvement if they continue might change my stand one day.

What I have not told many is why I have this strong notion towards the bank. Growing up they made banking unattractive and my mum would sometimes have me pay part of the price. Making a withdrawal at that time was true rocket science. I remember my mum would have to deposit me at her bank to join the queue, which could last 5 hours or more before it gets to her turn coupled with serious pleas and begging. And the day she refuses or forgets to tip(which is more of a ransom to me) we can be sure some notes would be missing. I experience this as a child and I made up my mind that I was not going to be part of that financial institution (failed yesterday).

But the emphasis is on the lesson and not the story told. The lesson is to stop listening to a failed yesterday. You can't create a better tomorrow by taking tutorials from a failed yesterday.

Double Jeopardy is having your yesterday scammed and also submitting today to be scammed leaving the view of a better tomorrow very blurry.

To be honest with you, I am not expecting much from this generation may be the next or next or next generation.

But,

"I don't want to wake tomorrow, to see today" - Seun Ayilara

To be continued...

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